BLÅKLÄDER Trousers 15991860 Cotton, PL (Polyester) Mid Grey, Black Size 45S

Move with confidence where work demands it most

Four‑way stretch fabric and targeted stretch panels on key areas deliver genuine freedom of movement for physically demanding tasks. Designed for comfort and mobility, the construction reduces restriction during bending and reaching while maintaining a tailored silhouette. This flexibility supports prolonged activity with less hindrance to movement.

Built to endure daily trade use without compromise

A durable cotton–polyester blend provides a balance of comfort and longevity in a work environment. Practical features for craftsmen are integrated to keep essential tools accessible and to support efficient working routines. The trousers weigh 890 g, offering a substantial feel without excess bulk for everyday wear.

Compatible knee protection for work that involves kneeling

Compliance with EN 14404:2004+A1:2010 is achieved when combined with knee protection models 4027, 4057, 4058 and 4032, ensuring suitability for tasks that require on‑knee work. The knee protection interface is designed so that approved knee pads can be used effectively, helping to preserve both comfort and functional durability during prolonged kneeling.

Machine washable at 40 °C and understated colours for professional settings

Machine washable at 40 °C, the fabric blend is easy to care for after a long shift. Available in mid grey and black, the colour options provide a discreet, professional appearance that integrates with standard work uniforms. The finish resists obvious soiling while maintaining a neat look between washes.

Developed for male tradespeople who value mobility and protection

Part of the Craftsman line from BLÅKLÄDER, these work trousers target male craftsmen and tradespeople who require stretch, durability and certified knee protection compatibility. The combination of functional textiles and practical design makes them suitable for construction, maintenance and other trade environments where movement and resilience are priorities.